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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-02-25
The panama Canal.

LONDON, Feb. 24.-The Standards Paris
correspondent says that in an interview NJ.
de Lesseps declared that he had learned
with pleasure of the formation Of the Mica
.ragua company, which, he said, would im-
prove the prospects of the Panama Canal
company. The Nicaragua enterprise being
a fresh water canal, would be useful as a
means of irrigat.ng and fertilning the coun-
try. NJ. de Lesseps secuted the idea that
the Nicaragua enterprise could be nsed for
interoceanlc traffic, as owing to endless
locks increasing the time Of transit, vessels
would prefer going around Cape Horn. Re-
ferring to the Panama canal he said the
only point of anxiety was the rocky culebra.
although he was frmy convinced that the
contract would be finished within the speci-
fed time. The work would soon be pushed
day and night. lighting the culebra by means
of electric lights. The directors Of the
company anticipate that the work accom-
plished in 1887 will be double that done in
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The Senate Presidency.

WASHINGTON, Feb. "a. = The senate
caucus of Republicans has nominated
Ingalls, to be president of the senate. Phere
were % votes cast. OF which Ingalls, got IS,
Hoar s, and 1 for EdmuGds, and Frye
1. Mr.. ingalls, was thereupon declared to
be the nominee of the caucus. The Dem
ocrats of the senate, without holding a
formal caucus, have determined to support
Senator Harris for president of the senate.
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CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS.

without hope. are toiling day by day and
exhibiting a thrift, industry and energy
never expected OF them, while the Northern
man, the independent. the self-reliant, the
industrious. the energetic and the enter
prising, lags behind into idleness. Why?
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AFFAIRS OF THE RAILWAYS.
sIIrht Daoraa.e in Freicht Business.


The train records show that BOB fewer loaded
cars were received and forwarded at Indiauapo-
lin in the week ending Sept. "a than in the pre-
csding week, while there were ass more loaded
aars handled than in the corresponding week in
1886. and 1893 more than in the corresponding
week in 1885, The decrease this year would not
have occurred could cars have been secured to
handle the business offered. In fact. freight
men say that the number would have been 1000
more but for the difficulty to get to load
sither East or West, for it should be borne in
paind that shipments to distant points West are
now calling for about many does the
enst-bound business. The east-bound tonnage
last week fell below that of the preceding week
somewhat, still there is good export movement
in progress and fair movement to interior
points, yet it is considerably below that of the
corresponding week in 1856. In the west bound
shipments is the tonnage most remark
able, exceeding that OF any former
year largely, and with each week
Shipments westward and to new points are on
the increase. It is noticeable that considerable
west bound business is going through here for
the Northwest we'll as for the Southwest,
class OF traffic which doubtless in former years
has gone forward via Chicago. 1t is really
prising TO note the change, but much the larger
per cent. of the west bound freight passing
through here Is for Kansas and the south western
States. The excellent time goods making
via the midland routes now being appreciated.
North ana sOutn ROADS are uOlng ninety. oOutu-
ward there is a good deal of grain and provisions
moving while norrhward the products of the
southern pine forests, it's cotton and tobacco
fields constitute the bulk of the freight. Local
business s at high tide. On Wednesday 157,
Thursday 162. and on Friday loo cars of freight
were loaded at the city depots. all with merchan-
disc aud manufactured goods furnished by In
danapolis manufactures or shipped by Indian
npolis merchants. OF course the State falr
brought in some of this trade but the daily ship
ments out of Indiana polls for some time past at
the various city freight depots have ranged at
some $50 cars per day. AT the city freight de-
pots the clerical force and the platform men
have been increased the old force working
over time. Shipments of apples and potatoes
here from the northern States are now very
large and will be until the cold weather in.
The apples coming from Michigan and New
York and the potatoes from Ohio and Pennsvl-
vania largely. Below ia given the number of
cars received and forwarded at this point in the
week ending September "a. COMPARED with
the corresponding weeks 1886 and 1885:
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Local and State Notes.

M Z. INGALLS,, president of the O.. l., St T.. e.
C.. who has been east several days. returned
yesterday.
The Louisville, Evansville & st. Louis air
line is putting up new poles and two moro tele
graph wires the entire length of it's line.
J. ID. Laying. president of the Decline, who
has been West for ten days past looking the
property over. returned to New York Saturday.
The Decline is hauling several thousand tons
of steel rails from the Cleveland mills for the
extensions to the Cincinnati, jackson 81 Macki-
nav road.
w. NJ. Greene, who has been appointed as
sstant to President ingalls,. OF the G., L., ST. l..
AZ c., n short time since resigned vice presi-
dent of the locking Valley road
The Dyes OF passenger men will to-day be
turned to Cincinnati where there is to be- a
meeting TO attempt TO bring about restoration
Il rates between Cincinnati and 81. Louis. It
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w ANTED-Psrsons of either sex to work on
w cards at their homes; Sc to SO per week
earned; steady employment oil painting; no can
wasting. All work mailed promptly. Address Ma
tona Card Co., 76 State street, Boston, Mass T. ".
Rnx6
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leport of thn snnthern Pacifio.

Annual Report of the Southern Pacific
Special TO tue indIanapolis journal.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. % The annual report
OF the Southern Pacific railway shows that the
company earned half a million dollars more dur
ing 1886 than il did the previous year when its
receipts were over "a, 400, 900. On the other
hand, its net earnings for 1886 were only 81 $780,
600, whereas for the previous year they amount
cd to 81 $500 In explanation of this the re-
port says: Notwithstanding this large increase
in business the continued rivalry of the compe-
ting transcontinental lines has caused consider
able loss of revenue to tho company from the ex-
tremey low rates which have been necessarily
adopted. coupled with increase in operating
AxnanseE.
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VIZ ANTED-WE DESIRE TO ESTABLISH
w general agency in indianapolis or vicinity. to
control the sale of staple article of daily consump-
ton. ANY energetic man with small capital may
secure a permanent. paying business. For partlcu-
lars address GREENWICH MANUFACTURING CO.,
46 Vesey street, New York.
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Loaded Loaded Loaded
Name of Road. cars cars. cars.
1897. 1886 | 1885
Export Freight Rates.

Export rates are again firm, the efforts OF the
trunk lines to brace them up having been sue
cessful. Western shippers prefer that they
should be steady and firm. then one shipper will
have advantage over another. The EXPORT
business out of Indianapolis in the way of pro-
visions -four. starch, hominy and lumber form
an important feature of the eastbound traffic.
and there is Q general feeling that indianapolis
suffers when export rates are disturbed, as in
variably this shipping point is the last to meet
the cut made at any other Western shipping
point. In commenting on the recent export
rate war the Boston Herald says: mo matter
what agreements may be reached. they are cer-
tain to be upset sooner or later by changes in
conditions the other side. Messrs. Cooley,
Washburn and Sherman tried to find some con-
trolling principle for trunk line and through
rates, but without success Since 1882 the con-
ditions OF the problem have been further
complicated by the conn letion of the Canadian
Pacific read. Built for political purposes, the
Canadian line can be counted on to force rates
downward. There are moro roads than business
for the sim pie reason that it has always paid
better to build roads than to run them. In
dustrial competition in Europe must speedily
force lower railway rates there. and these will.
in turn, affect ocean rates. England is fighting
never before to hold her big place in the
worlds trade. and you may trust an English
men to sell his goods. At the time the
German is abroad, while. in South America,
for instance, the frugality Of the Italian mer-
chant is proving a powerful competitive factor.
petition bred by the locomotive. the screw pro-
peller and the telegraph is fast becoming fercer.
About 1897 Golden predicted that at the end OF
twenty years the United States would make
the fight openly for manufacturing supremacy
against the nations of the earth. Fifty years
would have been nearer right.
Activity of the Can adian Pacific Agents.
Special to the indianapolis journal.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Sept. Is The agents
of the United States tran sentimental railroads
are beginning to realize the fact that the Cana
dian Pacific railroad is not entirely depending
the advantages given to it by Congress
through the interstate commerce bill. Indica
tions are clearly apparent that the Canadian
road has live agents in New York Chicago aud
other Eastern cities. The steamer Mexico.
which arrived last week from Victoria, brought
seven carloads of miscellaneous freight, all OF
which came from the East by the way of the
Canadian Pacific. Passenger business, east and
west-bonnd, is also good, and Agent Stern, of
the alien road is, in addition, securing his share
of the Australian business, much to the discom-
future Of the Burlington road, which has hither-
To practically monopolized it.
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The Passenger Rate War.

ST. Louis, Sept. 24-The Vandalia Line has
entered the railroad passenger rate war; and
while that road is not aggressive it meets the
Ohio & Mississippi at all points. and gives
reduced rates TO q number of local points, such
rs Dayton, Springfield. Urbana, Louisville, etc,
proportionate to the Pittsburg of So 60.
This road m axes the Washington and Baltimore
rate the same IS the Ohio & Mississippi, viz:
500 25 Wheeling. 81 90; Cincinnati So. The
Vandalias New York rate is 90 higher than
the other roads.
In southern territory the Cairo Short-line
made q rate of SO. 45 to Memphis and the Mobile
& Ohio met it promptly. The Louisville 81
Nashville took no notice Of this cut The agent
of the road declares that they will not meet the
rates. but let the Mobile g. Ohio do what it
peases
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SHE scolds and frets.
She's full of pets,
She's rarely kind and tender;
The thorn of life
L. f-n4 f.,1 r.rsfo
I wonder what will mend heri

Try DIR. Pierces Favorite Prescription. Ten
to one, your wife is aud fretful because
she is sick and suffering. and cannot control her
nervousness when things go wrong. Make q
healthy woman of her. and the chances are
you will make cheerful aud pleasant one.
'Favorite Prescription" is the only remedy for
womaus peculiar ailments sold by druggists
under positive guarantee from the manu-
facturers that it will give satisfaction in every
case, or money will be refunded. See guarantee
on bottle wrapper. Large bottles. ST. SIX for
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NIsoELLAHEoUs.


OY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
IN and for the County Of Lincoln, State Of Ne
vadA, end to me directed and delivered. for
! judgment rendered In said Court on the Even.
ty.third day Of August, 4. y. 1884, In favor VI
she 1fste OF Nevada. pIainttG, and against the
Bristol silver Mining Company and also tue
70 81 estate aud improvements hereinafter de-
scrtbed, defendants, for the sum OF one Thou,
sand Eighty three and lI-l00 (el ,06S 1l-l0U)
dollars. tag aud delinq qusncy. togsther with
forty-four and 5J-iU0 ts44 " 1901 dollars, taa
costs, and sll sccruing costs. have ievisd on
the following property. to wit;
Pssst ssory claim to one hundred and sixty
,le0j acres of iAnd. about one ~ ntls norta
OF brt stol. 81 im pfovaueura theT on cons,ss-
.ag u Of / i0-stsni, quartz mill, assay oiac-,
etsGk suftn shup, . seiltR1 -nouss. festsursnt
and o0cs, ssecis asd house. hH.tine- Soeha
snd stsbis - 4sydseSr nine. .,h1sdtinu fur.
uacS xt mill, sn One pair Fairbsnys scsisa Fin
LL.eoln county, q ate Of Nevada.
dotics 10 hereby given that on
seaasy. Z . ssa Osy - Ostsbsr.
1 .. 1855, between the hours Of O'Clock In the
nnrnins aud o'olock in the IRE moon. namely
y u o'ctock Y. OF said day, vtll sell all ths
r!sht, tit.e sai tntsrst Of ssid Bristol dilvs!
htntng uompauy In aud " tue soJvs dsscribod
property, and tbs smallest smount Of parcel VI
satd property TO satisfy said above sun Of
u. IN l.lU0 tar dsiiuqusncy, costs end accru.
ing cJsts, st the trout door Of the Uodnty oouft
heuss, st piochs, County Of Lincoln. state Of
Sevsds 1t public suction. tor cash in hand, "a
she hlghost and best bidder, 70 sattsfy sald
execution and sll costs.
isspstd o.P. SHERWOOD, sheriff.
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ne .soas Say C"Mas'a Hui'io' Il
nst ss-pssse . There

Re .soas Say Csmas'a nui'io' IL
nst ss-pss.ss Z rher-
A reporter Of the Reno Gazette called
at the Carson Miut, inquired as |" its
succcss in gathering bullion and ~as IN
formed that in the two month"; that 't
has been open ~ an Assay Office. Il has
only reed. silver enough 10 run i--
hosn,pA 'aint. Ta~rs Is ACE III the
vault "a, 10 In gold end 2s.3Is "unc-s
Of silv-r. The dspsrsnsut ailows Sui~r-
intendsnt GArrsrd TO pay lul for sils.r
but IL must bs paid in Cue silver bars
while he can pay ont gold c'dn Tor .oi'
balli,n Hr has permission 70 buy ~.
ODO ruacus ~ silver but he does not
asem likely to rrtch that lint IN a long
while. The rates for treating bull u sre
che saae "a At other Mints, but ,n'rr
sscms {, BE- = combination Of oircpm
stAuces which works again-t Carson an
sni csn.es al the bullion Of the Com,
1t .ok 10 ie carried BY hsr Mint to San
Frsuri.cp Ois thns Is. tine exp'e,-
charge snoant 70 ABOUT - 0)0 = mouth
.ai .,s anH any mates I, ave tnAt 20,
lney tarrei, ,re ehafl- s n11lct ir-m Va.
gin,s 70 Usrson a. TO S," Frauci-c..
aud rs much from Carson u Ssr F,An
ci.co as from Virginia. Msckays MINES
ship bullion ~ San francisco aad there
get money from the water coipfsn,
Nation. Ford. and other u, rchsnts to
pa, ,hrir wages aud bills, giving checks
on San Francisco, 20 they don't have to
ship mouey up. Another reason Why
they do not stop, il because it is az
object for the Nevads Bark and tn.
Bsuk n California - handle the bullion.
II is not necessary " coin st either, be
cause il is I'll going II China now and
6us bsrs ere worth more than dollars,
The probabilities are, therefore, that ths
Mint will soon b clcssd forever aud tbs
building LID or. used for SONS othsl
purpose.
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No i.y, The l1h Day Of JaIlisJ,
A. D. 1887.

w . much ~s,'h p ra-i - will pay sAs
. ao mt of tAxes ds'tLQusncy snd o. y asninsl
~ viii be cold b ~ y y0unty " s>arcr I'D
II ,,siicr Tsx R,.or1vsr " sal C,uuty of Llu
c In st ~ rcl-ck A.'f ssad day. u de from
dur the M b a,e. d the N VI piocAs.
ID nAld c,utty. 70 ssslsfs such leae della
ou 10y end c0sls Said aales will b. msds
sudjec 4 dssnptton With sis IN ut . sftas
hs ass sAie. b. pay lent Of ell the Sums
sssssssd asssinst sarh pafc-l. toSsther 9Th shs
PSF nj PIT month there 70 frpa th- dsts u
ale until pad, n accordance 9Th tue 20.
v,d Iuu Of lection o. su cot II the Lsyii urs
u the stats Of Nevada. pr ,vrd Narca 18th,
SIS A,utes II 1885 p,le III
n ,che December .. 1876
JOAN ROEJsR
County Treasurer and II Of1cis Tax ksosivrr
{ Ltacoli Uoumty, .vzia.
PiOJLE.
ulute r " Fec simple tile 10 lat ani ini
pr,.e,u mis- on Mead1x vslle, street; lots 10
b "a Is; ais, . lots m Mratow Valley sra l.
lots II aud Ia bic-t zhi slso y in'erest 10 lo'
o Mead " vilies stret; Ut .. block y. tAs
81 ~ p u,ity o. W adv 81. Total sS1 20
. Nv mes Fec staple ti.le 10 lot an
improvements on Mcljsunon street; lot -
bccx ~. ta1 VI ~, penalty tacts, adv 81. Total
SBk5
Fortmsn Johal sstats u Fee mple ,iti- oS
1 To aud improvements Oh lower Matn street
lots 70. q and 20 block y, ;aS u ". ys1alty
Iusts, sdv ~ tetsi " %.
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xIsOELlAHEous.

Meehan Eileu-Fes simple title 70 lot sad
improvements on Meadow Valley street; lot i6.
block Is. tax % 90. penalty sscls. sdv q; total
Is %. u fr-'
Myers : Bro Fee simple title 70 lot on
McCannoB street; Let "a. block Is; alsJ lot in
ioohs street, lot .. block l. also lot on Piochs
stre' I; 4 Is. bloct !; also lot on nsin street;
lot 4: b.ek 10, tsz u % penalty Asets. sdv u;
O'Nsii John -res simple title 10 lot sad
improvements. N Meadow Valley strsst; lot =,
sio,h %, taf 7scis. penalty 7cts. sdv ~; total
Main street; lot 10. block %; slss / iot on Asin
ssre !; lot 10 block Is; els ios % nain stress;
O. 10. biock as; sl,o lots On Ma strsst; lots
Il. q and ". bl oh y. tsx " =, pssaly u.
idv s.: total ~ 81,
Abboit u -pg4ssasory cls.sn y Il sores Of
l.n,st 9uss.,y.iiss tsses y. pss.isy tsgss.
SisI J-ro, ,ssuSnyssh&a y ~ s.sssusi
u tstoi, ssorsss 80: 10 II. Lieee =; also
ls nd hJnss In BRISTOL, sgpf - s0s.: l& l,
bl 60 -; sisa . ~ ssa boss 10 oslsasi. rsst.
d.ucs; y. :. siosk .. ssz y y. Dssslsy sssss.
Brosn rhos u W-Yss ssnpls sisIs - 'et Nd
impr yvsnsnls. kp.w, y ssi.as; tee y -
pen sity sscts. H1v 3 J; tots, d ss n.
Bslding o tEstSss ofl -balaess unpsi1 on
DTrssss' ,r;.a sypnus a. s'a,.y ". 70 cs.ss:ss !.
! ppDaiiy ". .ts. sdv u: total IS %. 48a.6
rw B-pos-ess ny cisim 10 % acres ef
lani sri Improvements 10 ClovS vAllsy; tag
siy 81 '. p-nsity 81 iss. sdv "; tptsi Sttes.
uxa stts y ross sesso'y claim 70 . avu>s and
lot an ,,ossl -iiy, ka.vn ~ tbs P-epsrty Of
Louis Dsoietss; t.x 81 Is. pssalsy iscts. sdv es
| total ASA
Geusry 1 syphus -Porsassory elsin to 80
scres u land 81 ~. Thomas, o. the MUDDY river
VII ii;ng Jenn.nss end B 'nrll rausnss; tax
Y Ia n. 40 a. aa1 mi "a
.mbli ,is coss ssory ain ss Beaver
Dan; also possessory claim q l6D scroe land
snd ifnpr vrmrlts ~ cigver vAllsy; tsx $3y ",
p.nr.t, s. vs.. adv 81; total SIS u.
, Hiek.nsn Jonn -rvs essvry claim % hours
and 4 N gis Valley. kn,vp " ths Tom
norrs 4 .rcpsr =; tsx si 50. penalty :. Is. sav
Hais' J.ao Nm -Possesso1 slsin 70 slsss
aud Improvements Ia Psn.c<' iot es1 :. book
Z. tar 10 Is, pensity s7cts sdv u; tossl VI %.
hu1nss kAtu Mrs-pos sessory cltin ~ lJss
aud impro. enisnts 10 10. D Uity; taI " Is.
pelsit' u ss. adv u, sotsi ~ y.
ipson Ca.rles- tossessofy claim 70 lot Ana
sss.s sns. IN r,.. SyPs:s s s;:ssl's Z, Z.
Le.vitt r p--Posseasory c,ain 10 y scrss
land and tmpruvements In Dunssvvills; tai
tli sih, psnsiiy 81 u. adv ~; tetal ~ AZ.
... .ns ,s s'; & y as,''
u u. penalty 5oc&s e1v %; sossa = ~. :.
Lsavits Dadisy sr--rsassssasy slain = u
acres u lana in soashrfAly pesslos = nsslulte
IA y 9. penalty seets, aqv ~ toesl NJ =: !.
:Is "a Dsa''I = z sss =
ta1 III %. penalty !. 70. ~ NJ ~ ~ -.
Lesvtts Alonso 1-PosseeeUsy eln1m 70 ssgel
lana In Ne wsse portion q 4aeuts. edioiaine
sad veut Of Dadisy Lssyi,t q; ias q oth. psa
insan hobsrt-PcassSsasy siain V Nv acss
1aad ana imprUveuApon q. .tkm .WuAdy 8isof y
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DELINQUENT LIST OF PROPERTY FOL
TUE YEAR 1896. LINCOLN COUNTY
NEVADA.

Notice is hereby given to those whom II may
concern and tus low ng named persona
aud to all wners Of. OF 81 ,ilnAuts N. ih- rsal
estate sud improvements here0n, or improves
described, known Ur unknown That the tsxss
'or St-t. sui County, pa p Nss for the yrsr
A. 70, nB8 Assesscd <gsinst the following de-
scribad pi+s+s or parcels of pr 'psr:y are y
eiinquent: III It ten pet cent p nAlsy and two
dollars. elW. ccst u advertising. hes bsen
sLieL in ssch cas !, sud that any pisce Or parcrl
II n, 0per u.cn thtch al tst Z, penalty and
cost q all rs,uain un- s,d On
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n ye..s = : l...s e.s..s

TAs "wus n II mining sr'and II any
kiad thas il worth stAying With. should
Ct patent. for their claima to-ssssi' u
nay give . good tit ess lons ~ ths,
poss-ss"n l. naintainsd b, strict o"m
pliAoce Nth customs Hh'ch, have the
strength ~ Law. BIT pos.e.ain is onl,
sod at,a'ust psssis. other than thu
United States The policy oi th- unted
StAtss can change in regard to mining
grounds which are not conveyed to
minss BY tho United States When
TIE Government, however. gives man q
4 pstsst 70 piece Of ground. The Srouud
10 that nas'A Ne chsags ef pslisy viii
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NY VIRTUE orAx ORDER OF SALE IssuED5
ID out Of the sixth judicial District Court. ii'1
aud for the County VI Lincoln, State Of keysda. Y
and " me directed and deltvered, tor judR-l
mspt rendered In eaid Court on the vth day Oh
August, A. D. 1to1, In favor OF Atthte McQuaig Y
Plaintiff, and Asaipst the AsyhuNer hilvtfi
Mining Company and the Hayd0Wer Mine audi
Nining Claim Defendants, for the sum Of revepI
hundrId and sfx 4-100 tef06 l-lO0), gold coiA1
dollarp debt toGether with seventy $50 dollars
tax costs, and al sccruing costs and tnitrett,t
have levied ON the following property, TO wit:
That certain nina OF mining claim AnCwn ~
and called By the name Of tbs Msyaovsr hint
and Ntnine Claim, situate lying ADD being III
Bristol Mining. District, Lincoln County !
6tats Of Nevada, and duly recorded In the Mind
ina neeords Of sAid Mining District. couisiuints
eight hundred linear feet On said ledge o. lods \
together with The AppurtenAuces thereto ttlop 8
ing, and u the rights and privileges pertaini
thereto.
Notice is hereby given that %
saturday. the oth day sf October.
A. y. ipss, II II ciock \. Of that day, vii,
sell iii the right. title and interest of aid Nay
Ao~sr eilver Mining Company N A.d e ~
above described property, and the eaid ley
nowel Mine and Mining claim. q the fstnt doc,
u the Cpuxs.house In Pioche. Lincoln county
STATE Of Esvads, at public auction, for cash 4
hand, to the Highest md best bidder " satisfy
said Judgment and decree and al costs, ARD AY
eeGts thas nay aeerue.
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ll1oN more mouey than At anything else BIZ
I'M taking an Assuoy tor the best sslltns
UyV book out. Beginners succeed gran liz,
Noes fail. Tsfus free. HALssrr BOOK
o.. npn1lanl. l1aaNs, .
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All psrsoss having business Win tins olie, Ar.
.soussted to address the RECORD pusiisHihe
COMPANY Hc have no snthoriEed Agents.
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A ND ALL KIND or FANCY AND PLAIN
"A PrintingdoHs asst-eiasrsty and
stshort notice